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3440 Walnut Avenue, rendering courtesy Brookfield Residential

Groundbreaking For Affordable Housing at 3440 Walnut Avenue, Fremont

Construction has officially begun on an affordable housing community at 3440 Walnut Avenue in Fremont’s Central District, Alameda County. The project represents the first phase of the Capital at City Center residential hub, replacing the former Wells Fargo building with several hundred residences. Brookfield Residential Properties and Pacific West Communities are jointly responsible for the project.

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690 Concar Drive Apartments and Townhomes, image by KTGY

Updated Permits Approved for 690 Concar Drive in San Mateo

Updated zoning permits will allow progress on a proposed development at 640-690 Concar Drive in San Mateo. The permits approve the redevelopment of a largely vacant shopping center into new townhomes and apartments. This project was first reported on by SF YIMBY in March of 2025, but has since undergone several modifications. Brookfield Residential and The Pacific Companies are still responsible for the project’s development.

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3180 Crow Canyon Place central open park, rendering by KTGY Group

Meeting Tonight For 3180 Crow Canyon Place, San Ramon

The San Ramon Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tonight for a residential infill project at 3180 Crow Canyon Place in San Ramon, Contra Costa County. The proposal would replace four office structures with over a hundred townhomes and a 45-unit affordable apartment complex behind the Crow Canyon Commons shopping center. Brookfield Residential is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner, Cranbrook Realty Investment Fund.

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Stonestown Mall redevelopment aerial view, rendering by Design Distill

Meeting Tomorrow for Stonestown Mall Redevelopment, San Francisco

New aerial renderings have been published alongside a development agreement for the proposed Stonestown Mall redevelopment in San Francisco. Brookfield Properties is responsible for the application, which would replace the surface parking surrounding the shopping center into a relatively dense mixed-use neighborhood. The project will be reviewed by the city’s Planning Commission tomorrow.

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